A cantilever beam load cell consists of an elastic body, strain gauges, and measurement circuitry. Cantilever beam sensors typically employ a single-end fixed configuration, where one end is rigidly fixed while the other end is freely suspended. Unlike parallel beam sensors, the strain gauges for cantilever beam sensors need to be affixed closer to the fixed end, whereas those for parallel beam sensors are attached to the top and bottom surfaces of the two beams. The working principle of load cells can be referenced from the introduction of CP series load cells.
Our company’s CBD series digital cantilever load cell is a digital sensor that comes with a high-precision analog-to-digital conversion module, allowing it to output digital signals rather than analog ones. Compared to analog sensors, digital sensors have the following advantages:
1. Digital signals have stronger interference resistance;
2. They support various compensation functions, such as temperature compensation and load offset compensation;
3. Communication speed is significantly improved compared to analog signals.
The CBD series digital load cells offer a wide measurement range from 220 kg to 4400 kg, with an accuracy class up to C6 level. Additionally, they feature IP68/IP69K protection ratings, providing better protective performance in industrial production environments.
